Platforms that take real money, move real inventory, book real classes, and mint real collections — built end to end and still maintained. Every clip below is the live site being toured, not a mockup.
An equipment dealer’s inventory and counter system, and a car lot’s storefront with financing built in.
Inventory & operations platform
Parts, whole-unit machines, work orders, pull tickets and receiving for a John Deere store — on a phone, at the counter, and on the lot. The first thing it did was tell the store what its own books had wrong. Read the case study.
Dealership platform
A full dealership storefront running a real lot: live inventory with per-vehicle financing estimates, guaranteed-approval flows, bilingual UI, and a managed showroom pipeline behind it. Built as a repeatable product — this is the first dealership on it.
An arts center, a reformer studio, a lawn and tree crew and a nightclub, each booked online.
Membership & payments portal
A member portal for a community arts center — workshop catalogue with live session listings, day passes, gift cards and memberships, with real money moving through Square.
Studio booking platform
Booking and memberships for a boutique reformer studio — class scheduling, packs and monthly plans, Stripe-backed, wrapped in a brand the studio is proud to send clients to.
Booking platform
Same-day booking for a lawn and tree crew — zip-code service-area gating, mow bookings in a minute, free-quote flows for bigger tree work, Stripe-backed with reminder notifications. Live and taking real jobs.
Venue site
A neon-dark site for an 18+ nightlife venue — event nights, VIP bottle-service tiers, and a table-request flow that lands straight in the venue’s booking sheet. Built to feel like the room does at midnight.
Web3 · Launches & on-chain platforms
A collection launch is a pipeline: videos that earn the attention, a site that turns it into claims, a backend that proves every claim against the chain, and a list the marketplace accepts on the first upload. We built and ran all of it for Hood Lords, then built the marketplace the Lords trade on, burn included. The platform underneath captures whitelists and verifies holdings for any blockchain network and any community.
1,111
pieces, minted out
< 3 h
open to sold out
3
chain families verified
18
partner collections
NFT launch · site, whitelist, verification & marketplace
An NFT collection launched end to end on Robinhood Chain: the marketing videos, the site, and a whitelist backend that verified holdings on-chain across Solana, Sui and EVM wallets for 18 partner communities. 1,111 pieces, minted out in under three hours. After the mint, the collection’s own marketplace: buy, sell, offers by trait, a 2.5% royalty on every sale, and a burn with its own leaderboard.
More from the workshop
When it isn’t client platforms, it’s hand-crafted web games — five of them, live and playable, each built for one player first.